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Clothing Condensation

kacie · 2021-10-05 17:20:21

Anyone have any tips on reducing condensation on the windows from drying clothes? I can't have a tumble dryer, and also can't dry clothes outside, no space for a dryer and no outside space. I do have a tiny dehumidifier, which while doesn't seem to help does fill up quite quickly. Don't, again, have space for a larger one.

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SandyShores Posts: 1,903 Forumite

11 October 2021 at 9:23PM

It could be worth considering a heated airer? Lakeland sell several:
https://blog.lakeland.co.uk/condensation-clearing-essentials/

We lived in a really old house with condensation everywhere, I think some houses are just bad for it, so I sympathise with you. We have a cat that's similar too, its really annoying when you're on a work call and want to close the door to keep the sound in.

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